= the Creat Adventure

‘‘Much of what is to be done at 50 may be learned from the
platform of a noted financier of the twenties, who, when he had
passed 80, told an inquirer he believed his mental and physical
strength had been kept past the four-score mark because he had
taught himself at 50 to look always forward—never backward.
Tomorrow, he declared, is ever and always the important day, never
yesterday. He put all reminiscences out of his mind as much as
possible and made it a rule never to talk of his boyhood. This man
actually was young in mind and far from decrepit physically, up
to within a few months of his end, which came to him when he was
88. There is the guidepost for all: Think only of tomorrow, plan
for tomorrow, and prevent your brains from calling up thoughts of
yourself in the past tense. Do this and you will make your adjust-

ment easier.’’
: Reprinted from the April, 1940,
issue of Health.

A Universal Endowment Annuity
Contract Will Help You

CULTIVATE A FORWARD-LOOKING HABIT

For information write:

The Universal Life
Assurance and Annuity Campany
PARIS BLDG. _ WINNIPEG, CANADA

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